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Sakhalin Environment Watch

  • Saving Sakhalin’s Tym River From Poachers

    Several residents of a village on northeastern Sakhalin Island managed the impossible: stopping a poaching epidemic.

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  • Russians Learn How the “Salmon State” Operates

    Among the takeaways from Wild Salmon Center’s September 2019 U.S./Russia Exchange in Alaska: different ways to run hatcheries, fisheries, and anti-poaching programs. (Still unresolved: which nation has the tastier fish.)

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  • River in Russia's Sakhalin Region

    New Sakhalin Reserves in the Works

    Sakhalin Island’s governor plans new protected areas for Nabil and Dagi rivers, two strongholds for salmon and Sakhalin taimen.

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  • Coastal view from high in Russian Far East.

    Overfishing Halted on Sakhalin

    Sakhalin Environment Watch steps up to protect northern salmon runs.

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  • Satellite Images Help Stop Destruction

    Russian partners earn new sanctions against rogue gold mining company on Langeri River.

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  • Sakhalin Langeri Watershed Sakhalin Gold Mine Russia

    Sakhalin Polluters Halted

    A court stops a polluting gold mine on the Langeri River, home to endangered taimen and a valuable pink salmon fishery.

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  • River in Russia's Sakhalin Region

    Partner Profile: Dmitry Lisitsyn

    Meet Sakhalin Environment Watch’s accomplished leader, and the 2011 Goldman Prize winner.

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  • Establishing the Wild Salmon Territory

    Innovative designation to help protect wild salmon in the Russian Far East.

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  • River in Russia's Sakhalin Region

    Sakhalin Public Salmon Councils in Action

    Collaboration yielding results in environmental education, outreach, and anti-poaching efforts.

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  • Dmitry Lisitsyn and Brian Caouette on the Vengeri River, Sakhalin, Russia

    Goldman Prize for Russian Partner

    Partner Dmitry Lisitsyn awarded the world’s top environmental honor, the Goldman Prize, for conservation efforts on Sakhalin Island.

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